Goldsmiths College

Goldsmiths College was founded in 1891 as Goldsmiths' Technical and Recreative Institute by the Worshipful Company of Goldsmiths, on the site of the Royal Naval School at New Cross, London, UK. In 1904 the organisation became part of the University of London and first took its current name. In the 1960s the college expanded considerably.

Goldsmiths College has a strong music department, with much research and teaching.

Further information www.gold.ac.uk

A selection of articles about Goldsmiths College

Ensemble. A Special Aura - Malcolm Miller describes Goldsmith College's special tribute to Alexander Ivashkin

An Uplifting Concert - Malcolm Miller was at the 20th Intercollegiate Beethoven Piano Competition

Ensemble. A Notable Evening - Music by Prokofiev, Tchaikovsky and Taneyev, reviewed by Malcolm Miller

Ensemble. Splendid Richness - Music from Goldsmiths Chamber Choir and Brass Ensemble, heard by Malcolm Miller

Old and New Worlds - Ioana Osoianu talks to Keith Bramich about her life in the East and West

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